PAQE
FOUR
BottU
Rainier
i
a
name
of
distinction
with
thone
who
now
goou
Deer,
Ihu
account
for
the
popularity
It
enjoy
not
only
in
ItritUh
Columbia,
hut
everywhere
Rainier
U
itrvrd,
COAST
BHEWERIES
LTD.
ViarauTM
.
Ne
Wntmlnmr
Vkfnrii
Thi'
idvertisement
is
not
published
f
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Central
BMrd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Five
people.
mJUm
'
'
THE
DAILY
KXW8
DRAFTED
FOR
WAR
throughout
the
war.
Others
Leave
Q.
C.
CITY
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
United
Church
Ladles'
Auxl'.i-
jary
was
held
last
Thursday
eve-
Inlng
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Prank
SMITHERS,
September
8:
Lieut.
Oale.
Skldegate.
There
was
a
gooa
.
.
.
t
T"
l
n
til
.11
n
uarucr
01
simmers,
wen
auenaance.
ev.
uasu
Hartley
known
and
very
popular
repres-
opened
the
meeting
with
a
timely
entative
of
the
Soldier
Settlement
;
prayer
for
peace.
Reports
of
sec-'
Board
here
for
the
past
two
years,
retary
and
treasurer
were
read
I
was
the
first
to
leave
Smithers
to
and
adopted.
A
donation
from
a
join
Canada's
military
forces
In
friend
towards
construction
of
a
the
present
crisis.
Mr.
Barber
left
belfry
for
the
United
Church
was
on
Sunday
by
motor
car
proceed-
acknowledged.
Materials
for
working
to
Victoria
where
he
had
been
lng
for
the
Fall
sale
were
dlstrl-
asked
to
accept
the
position
01
buted.
After
the
business
meeting,'
staff
major
on
the
staff
of
Military
'presided
over
by
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stev-'
I
District
No.
11
with
headquarters!
ens,
vice-president,
in
the
ab-.ln
the
capital.
sence
of
the
president,
a
social
He
had
filled
a
very
Important
i
hour
was
enjoyed,
position
on
the
staff
during
the;
summer
manoeuvres
at
Vemon;
Mlss
fclnel
Carmlchael
celebrated
and
his
ability
-was
recognized
and
ncr
twelf
th
birthday
recently
when
.
.
.
.....
...
L
1,
m
'AffyVlt
mfll1
m
4
J
...1
iic
was
cauea
ior
service
during
v4"1
sucoia
uucjiui-u
ncr
the
conflict
now
upon
the
country.
Party-
Refreshments
were
served
Mr.
Barber
visited
Jasper
during
J
"
f-
"
a"
the
time
that
ih
Kin
nH
o,n
and
other
amusements.
were
visitlne
there
this
summer
and
h
-a
nroccori
ir,
Mrs.
Chauncey
F
-wMuuiaw
a
it
x
v
r
ivuurtk
v
c
iii
aiiAinu.f
Lfi
I'Hi
rpanv
rr
na-
Harrison
of
by
the
veterans
of
Jasner
to
take
?5wart,
wno
visited
her
daughter.
charee
of
thir
eomna.w
rvn
J-
Morreau
here
for
the
sum
they
paraded
for
Inspection
by
mJr
nununa.
leu
at
me
ena
oi
His
Majesty.
month
for
her
home
In
the
He
will
be
greatly
missed
by
the
north
veterans
0f
the
north
In
whose
in-'
.
...
!
terests
he
has
done
a
ereat
dear
enjoyable
Impromptu
dance
of
Important
work
while
serving
nf?,
0n4t.the
Prlnce
CnarlM
here
for
th
snMi.
cui.n,...
"
"
Urne
the
steamer
was
here
Board
northbound.
Both
passengers
anil
The'
attended
and
music
best
wishes
of
his
many
to1"1?"1
WM
rurnbned
by
,ocal
friends
In
Smithers
will
follow
him
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oscar
Hill
were
I
!
hosts
tn
thre
miinlix
KfjfitrHowl
W.
H.
M.
Collison
and
A
H
R
nanini,
v-
m
..
1
'
i.,u,iui5
a
i,
win
I1U1UC.
II1U11
.Howell
of
Smithers
left
on
Tuee
.
t
enjoyed
a
game
of
four-handed
(day's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
with
crlbbage
while
the
ladles
knitted.!
HIGH
COMMISSIONER
TAKES
THE
THROTTLE
m
m
j
"
cai
read
the
Dally
News.
It
r''nd
the
country
either
at
home
Charles
for
Prince
RuDert
whiw
is
not
beine
rushed
At
I
-
-
-
-....v.
Or
r
abmsri.
aroad'
thtie
thus
ra
carrying
rrvln
nir
out
the
he
V
m.
..,111
will
-i
.
impvi,
.
.
mici
pays
to
let
them
know
what
you
spend
a
week
on
business
have
to
aell
"dU11',"s
oi
ineir
iatners
m
the
last
war
and
In
years
gone
by.
"BEHIND
THE
HEADLINES
If
EXCITING...
SpUt-tecond
aewi
breakri
Molten
metal
Inlo
wsrdi!
The
miracle
of
teletyp!
Th
itory
behind
the
itorrl
EDUCATIONAL
mm
-
l.
iirv'l
:hl
iter'
THE
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
MUSSALLEM'S
I
ECONOMY
STORE
317-319
Third
Avenue
West
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Prompt
Service
After
the
show
drop
in
and
try
our
milk
shakes,
sodas
and
Ice
cream.
We
aho
have
a
complete
stock
of
fruits
and
rvejtelables
Phone,
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
575
III
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3,
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
LOO
op
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
p.o.
Boi
111
Terrace
Legion
0n
Wa
r
Topics
Would
Ban
Profiteering
Veterans
For
Guard
Duty
TERRACEf
September
8
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
a
meeting
Wednes
"
w
-..
v...
on
vi,
1,
LUIltJ
war.
Tw0
resolutions
were
submitted
to
the
Provincial
Command,
(one
to
urge
the
authorities
to
ban
profiteering
and
the
other
to
offer
the
services
of
veterans
In
war
activities
such
as
euardlner
brlriW
TERRACE
I
The
cirrus
mm
a
1
v-iuv
nj
tunii
lJI
Tuesday
and
livened
things
up
a
Dit
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
evenings,
Weather
was
unsettled
with
cool
gusts
of
wind
and
an
occasional
splash
of
rain.
A
dance
was
HpM
tn
Mia
oaa
.
.
-
aB
iiv
VUU
fellows'
Hall
WcrinotHfiv
nlnht
I.
raise
funds
for
a
skating
rink
In!
Terrace.
The
affair
was
well
at.
tended
and,
although
more
money'
win
De
needed
for
the
building
of
a
rink,
a
start
was
made
and'-
0V0mrhss4t,
YnA
n
I
11
.
.
I
-
"-"-j
nau
a
kuuu
itme.
Herbert's
orchestra
provided
the
music
Otto
von
Hpm
arrived
at
TVr.
,'race
Wednesday
nlsht
from
Pre-I
mier
ior
a
visit
to
his
family
who
are
at
present
residing
at
Terrace.
Queen
Charlotte
f
today'sjveather
me
intention
of
Immediately
Join,-
The
guests
were
Dr.
and
Mrs.
D.
r
i
W.I
An
the
army.
Mr.
Collison
ex-
T.
R.
McColl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bertl
DUSV
INOW
..
With
..
'pected
to
Join
the
102nd
Coast
Roberts
and
Mr
anrf
xtr,
wmi.m'
j
J
(Artillery
in
Prince
Rupert
while
Mr.
Howell
is
proceeding
to
Van-
the
team
of
McColl
and
Hill.
jcouver
to
rejoin
his
old
comrades
jln
the
Machine
Gun
Battalion
Mrs.
H.
R.
Beaven
Is
spendlns
(there.
,a
veek
untn
Mrs
Gordon
Joliffe
)
Both
of
these
young
men
have
at
Sandsplt
where
the
latter
is
been
very
active
In
musical
and
holidaying.
dramatic
circles
of
Smithers
and'
I
both
have
been
active
members
of
There
were
two
delightful
social
iuc
omuners
Brass
uann
Tnev
(rathHn;
u
Emulating
the
celebrated
"Casey
Jones"
is
none
other
than
the
Hon.
Vincent
Massey.
high
commissioner
for
Canada,
as
he
christened
the
first
of
the
new
streamline
locomotives
to
go
Into
service
on
the
London,
Eng..
North
Eastern
Railroad.
The
locomotive
was
named
"Dominion
of
Canada."
Behind
Commissioner
Massey
in
the
driver
cab
is
Sir
H.
Nigel
Orlesley.
Fishing
Boats
lake
ice
in
winter
time.
Weather
Forecast
'
Rev.
C.
A.
Hinchllffe
was
in-1
General
Synopsis
The
baro-'
.vited
to
become
chaplain
to
Ter-.meter
nas
rin
on
the
const
and
t
4
A
K
m
A
m
I.
-S
1
t
IO
-M
r4
a
n
I
m
t
.
a
uiantu
ana,
naving
agreed
to
"
"""""
ucprcssion
is
slowly
ap-
act
In
that
proachlng
the
Oueen
rtiarintfi.
mat,
eanarltv
capaciiy,
priH.nt
iTeSlaent
,
Dubeau
formally
welcomed
Mr.'
knds
from
the
west.
Showers
ooouooooociocusijooaaooaooort
ELSIE
F.
HEAPS
PlOMA
A.T.C.M.
a
wuu
and
Theory
ALL
GRADES
Private
or
Class
Instruction
Beginners
from
pre-school
ag
also
Teachers'
Training
Class
Twelve
Years
Experience
Phone
IJLUE
997
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1
CENTRAL
HOTEL"
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Uest
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
i
Victoria
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
;
30.10
PECULIAR
,10
1
30.13.
'
the
stratosphere
to
drift
to
iage
mcse
aays,
especially
at
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30J5;
week-ends
when
trolling
boats,
temperature,
49;
sea
smooth,
seiners,
packers
and
Datrol
boat
Bull
ltarhnr
rw.n.
tn
...
clouds,
calm;
barometer.
30J1:
'
temperature,
nuiimuic,
50;
7v,
U?ht
mill
swell.
SC1I,
UNDERWATER,
MOOSE
SEEN.
Yukon.
25,000,
8.1c
and
5.5r,
THE
PAS,
Manitoba,
September
Rsen'tlnel
25
000
7
Or
nH
'
Ms'
8:
(CP)A
local
school
teacher
pJ
has
been
told
the'
strange
tale
of
y-
19
000
d
55c
rr.n,,r
an
amphibious
moose-like
i
looking
.Ji.CoW
rowTtnrn
Storage.
nuivil
Aids
avVril
AlC
Jl
ICCU
ing
"
on
the
"
"
"
w
bottom
of
.
lakes
I.
O
in
,
Nor-
iui
1
day
under
the
chairmanshln
r.t
thern
Manitoba.
Not
onlv
one
bu
Comrade
Dubeau.
The
room
was'sevcral
Indians
are
reportrd
to'
filled
and
after
routine
business'
have
seen
the
creature.
Some
claim
:
was
disposed
of
talk
turned
to
theito
havc
observed
It
through
clear,
Canadian
Qulvik,
17.000.
7.4c
and
5c,
Atlln.
Tramp,
17.
7.4c
and
5c.
Booth..
Steamship
Sailings
i
.For
Vancouvei
i
'
Monday
8s.
Prince
Rupert
3
p.m,
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
pm,
Wednesday
Ss.
Princess
i
'
Charlotte
5
p,m
Frlday-6s
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pin.
81
Cardena
10:30
pm
Saturday-Ss.
Prln.
Louis
..5
p.m
August
6
and
20
8s.
Prince
1
Robert
IUCTt
.
,
6
pn,
iiiw
nis
urst
ai-
on
me
nonnern
tendance
at
the
meetings.
MrJcoast'
whlIe
over
the
Interior
it
Hinchllffe,
as
the
new
chaplain.,
is
"8htly
warmer.
From
Vancouver-
made
a
suitable
reply
In
which
he
Wcst
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
expressed
his
pleasure
and
desire
!
Moderate
northwesterly
winds.
hj
nziy
me
veterans
work
In
any
ir,
mucn
same
tempera-
TLa
tf
4iif
.1.1
I
turn
ture.
"
fclr
JiC
tUUiU.
Sunday
ss
Catala
p.m."
r
Aionoay-as.
Prln.
Charlotte
a
m.
s
Wcd-Ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
a.m.
5
Friday
Ss.
Princess
,5
MU
-
ajn.5
Ss.
Prince
Ocorge
10
am.!
5
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
a
5
4
I..,,
-j
Cardena
"ardonn
C
ss
WILSONS
ma
REALLY
KILL
line
al
killt
flici
all
day
anil
evrrr
dar
for
2
or
3
wrrka.
3
padi
In
rarh
Iiarkri.
No
aprarlnc,
no
(llrLlnrm,
no,
liad
odor.
Ak
your
Druggist,
Crotery
or
Oneral
Store.
10
CENTS
PER
PACKET
WHY
PAY
MORE?
THH
WILSON
1XY
PAI
CO.,
H.-llu.
Q.
1
.
1
t&tl'i
INCIDENT!
Object
Falling
From
Sky
Near
Smithers
Wa
Weather
Balloon
SMITHERS,
Sept.
8.-A
peculiar
incident
occurred
near
the
Mud
Creek
bridge
on
the
Canadian
National
Railway
about
ten
miles
east
of
New
Hazelton
on
Saturday
last.
I
The
section
man
was
patrolling
the
i
line
and
looking
after
the
bridge
at
that
point
thinking
of
all
the
I
things
that
would
be
happening
now
that
war
had
Just
been
declar-,ed
and
no
doubt
Imagining
that
his
'particular
section
would
be
one
selected
for
trouble
by
an
enemy
;
when
he
looked
up
and
raw
an
object
descending
from
the
heavens
suspended
from
two
small
balloon.
'The
thins
rame
rlrlftlnv
tinvn
and
I
picked
out
a
nice-
tree
cIok
to
the
.bridge
bridge
and
and
came
came
to
to
rest
rest
In
In
the
the
I
L.
i
.
I
'J
d
i
nn
I1CT
Till...
7".
""!miejT
aj
mm
W.
C.
Fields
With
F-DOAR
MM.is
,M
tylAKME
MttAltTMV
,
'You
Can't
Cheat
An
Honest
Man
With
"MOKTIMER'
(At
7:J:
and
)
ADIIII)
msws
-
spout
sciwa
COMING
SATURDAY
OUT
NELSON
EIHiy
!
"Urr
fki:i:i)om
if
m
n
branthe.
Thoroughly
alarmed
and
1011110
Tfllb'Un
feeling
ut
that
some
diabolical
"5
CllYYYd
scheme
was
on
foot
he
Immediately
sent
In
an
alarm
to
the
police
and
the
police
from
lUzelton
and
were
dUlodged
from
the
tree
and
SMITH
EI
18
8ept
8
examined
and
proved
to
be
weather
Harger.
son
of
Erne
r
oanoons
mai
were
sent
up
from
i.euwa.
pastea
away
Juneau.
Alaska,
and
the
box
con-
corning
In
the
SmiVf
talned
a
note
with
the
rrquert
that
were
he
had
been
;.
who
ever
found
It
would
report
the
time.
Mr.
Barger
had
matter
to
Juneau.
There
have
been'
far
tomt
time
but
(t
rumors
that
valuable
weather
ln-lpected
that
he
wouH
itrumenU
were
enclosed
In
the
box
.Oulplcly-
He
,was
about
but
these
have
not
been
substantl-'K
nd
had
grown
up
.
-
.
I
.........
mu.
i
v
.
vuiu
iiuv
o(7irBr
ira,""
uuunk
in
tamer
'
f
Estevan-Cloudy,
northwest
wind
onaDle
to
expect
that
valuable
ln-tf
first
settlers
In
tti
I
miles
miles
Der
per
hour::
hour;;
barometer
barometer,
irumenU
rtrumcnU
wou,d
would
be
turned
turned
loose
Besides
his
lather
dr
rx-i
:
:
r,tt
w"
v
Vancouver
rienr
ni.o.t
i
unknown
declination.
,
...
w
v
wv
u
a
v
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE,
Sept.
8:
wind,
5
miles
The
section
j
per
hour:
barn-
-
-
"
man
was
mm
quite
UUliC
I
re
C
Queen
Charlotte
City
has
the
an-
meter.
30.10
'lleved
lleved
to
to
know
know
that
that
the
ih.
enemies
"iiin
naa
travelled
all
the
.
-
-
w
mil
b
,
I
hm
k
J
Z
r
T'.
:l
a,-u"4"
.nwmiy
wncn
locaimre
constantly
coming
ana
goin-.
wina.
io
miles
per
hour;
barometer.!
WT
om
Juneau.
Alaska,
to
aliiht
"'fnlT
,
ft?
u
Llh
h03tesses
entertained
at
afternoon,
Most
are
local
boats
but
often
ves-
30.22
(rising,;
temperature.
50;'on
the
railway
line
Juat
at
such
a
S
X
'iS
:jdfST
LI!'.
S.?.1?"
F"d
At-
!rT
ta
W
"
.
5W
e
nd
when
guards
haS
!"
JUH
teken
taken
UO
up
their
their
patroU
natrnl.
In
to
i.w.
ich
I
ZrZZLX
T
"
Et
hmf
t0
hCr
n.yisits.
Talk
around
the
waterfront
Prince
Rupert-Low
fog.
high
5LS
5
S
u
,
?
,
Uhen
her
,ncluded
Mrs-
D.l
these
days
is
all
of
"sets."
"snags.-clouds,
north
wind.
2
miles
per
tor
untoward
Incidents
Three
rnore
recruits
left
Sml-
McColl,
Mrs.
Basil
Hartley,
Mrs.
T.IBear,
weights
and,
most
important
hour;
barometer
3027
(rislnet-
-
k",1?"''8
traln
to
Join
Stewart'
Mrs-
A-
al-
Mrs.
E.
C.
of
all,
prices.
temperature.
48:
sea
smooth
tne
102nd
Artillery
at
Prince
Rup-
Stevens
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Ingraham.1
Nearly
all
the
local
trailers
have
Triple
Island-Overcast
'
calm-
,Mr8-w"m
Reld
sailed
last
ert,
these
being
Cecil
Ebert,
Stan-
Friday
was
the
occasion
of
Mrs.
D
been
in,
and
some
are
now
tlshln
light
swell.
'
nlnt
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
v,
.,,o.u
ai.u
u.iiam
uoui-
mcuous
tea
party
when
many
on
the
West
Coast
where
cohoei
Langara
Island-High
scottcrcd
p
Vancouver
S0-
...
;
local
ladles
called,
and
spent
the
re
fairly
plentiful.
clouds;
west
wind..
8
miles
ner
...
inc
jumig
men
mrougnoui
in-!
afternoon
n
formal.
'
Th.
mnn
inino
i.
i
.
i
.
r
Miss
FraneM
Ty.nm.-
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.
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j.
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oimvu
,
num.
uarumcier.
ju.20:
temnera-
-"..'"11
aaajra
,
.
.
.
.
country
are
becoming
restless
and,
.well
under
way
but
the
pinks
are
ture.
51:
modi-rat
w.n
Ia"
nlht
on
the
Prince
Runert
for
iicao
Oscar
tiiii
Hill
i.a
left
icit
on
on
the
ine
Prinr-'
mncs
elusive
and
ana
the
me
...
-
"
fVltlllC'
i
-
Man
Is
Dead
some
wverai
orothera
anf
I
home
in
Telkwa
T
frienda
thrnuehnnt
IV
P
V
'
Smithers
both
proceeded
td
the
Cliff
Barter
rate
Away
at
Ait
d
tnic
vj
uiTcsugaic.
ine
uauoons
21
Years
with
the
box
sutpended
from
them
pearance
of
a
typical
fishing
vll-
Alert
Bay
Cloudy,
east
wind.
2.
the
the
British
British
Empire
Empire
were
were
not
not
yet
vet
lA
the,r
their
lo
loss
a
f
tr
ti
of
I?
etfn
their
sjm,
trying
to
bomb
the
local
bridges'
ttom
tne
United
Ch
t
v
but
it
was
quit
a
co-Incidence
thatirr
on
Thurnday
af'rr
i
rr
X'
l
Elio
Furniture
VKINCE
RUPERT
Come
Iok
Over
Our
Larsc
Stock
Of
MT
BASE
FLQOR
COVKUINfi
Now
on
Ijisplay-HKATERS,
STOVES,
ETC.
jhKu
rjirmiure
nennrfmnnt
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunrh
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Horsd'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Tour
People
K.eps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
i
Prince
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Prince
Rupert
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Vancouver;
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Due
Vancouver,
p.m.
Thur..
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
prank
i
?JS.,on
wrt'nB
Reservations
antf
Tickets
From
icank
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
?6J